Commonwealth v. Brenneman

Opinion by

Arnold, J.,

The defendant was found guilty by the local magistrate on a charge of disorderly conduct.1 He took an appeal to the court of quarter sessions. That court entered an order as follows: “There was vile, loud and boisterous language used upon the public highway in the Borough of Wrightsville; that it was of such a type and character that it could disturb the peace of the neighborhood. . . Therefore, the appeal is dismissed.” In Commonwealth v. Peacock, 118 Pa. Superior Ct. 168, 172, 179 A. 907, this Court said: “A judgment affirming the justice of the peace, dismissing the…